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18 Mar 2021

Your daily dose of business, finance and investment news with Simon Brown. Live from 6:30am

Libstar CFO Charl de Villiers unpacks the company's results as the retail channel jumps higher. Kokkie Kooyman from Denker Capital reviews the big four banks' results. Listen live at 6:30am

TOP STORIES

Covid-19 forces Nedbank to reset targets to 2023

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Bank expects earnings to recover in two years’ time.

Sekunjalo subsidiary Ayo wants parliament to launch some investigations

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Into the JSE as well as the CIPC, FSCA, PIC … and officials at National Treasury.

PIC denies 'sabotage' allegations by Survé and Maponya

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The fund manager appeared before Parliament's Standing Committee on Finance on Wednesday.

Covid risk is over, says Bank of America

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The bulls are back, and optimism is at record levels.

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Changing investor behaviour and house prices in 2020

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Operation Vulindlela working on how to be institutionalised within government departments

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Libstar se omset styg, maar Covid-19 vat 'n hap uit sy wins

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Current Value	Move %
USDZAR	14.66 18 Mar, 5:31	0.02 %
BTCUSD	58,715.00 18 Mar, 5:30	0.75 %
BRENT	67.43 18 Mar, 5:20	-0.55 %

Current Value	Move %
JSE ALSI	66,494 18 Mar 00:00	-1.18 %
S&P500	3,974.12 17 Mar, 0:00	- %
Dow Jones	33,015.37 17 Mar, 0:00	- %

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